Visible spectrum of titanium dioxide

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Publication Date 2010-10-18
DOI 10.1039/C0CP00861C
Impact Factor 3.676
Authors

Xiujuan Zhuang, Anh Le, Timothy C. Steimle, Ramya Nagarajan, Varun Gupta, John P. Maier


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Abstract

The electronic spectrum in the region 17 500 cm−1 to 18 850 cm−1 of a cold molecular beam of TiO2 has been investigated using laser induced fluorescence (LIF) and mass-resolved resonance enhanced multi-photoionization (REMPI) spectroscopy. Bands at 18 412 cm−1, 18 470 cm−1 and 18 655 cm−1 were recorded at a resolution of 35 MHz, rotationally analyzed, and assigned as the Ã1B2 (0,1,2) ← 1A1 (0,0,0), Ã1B2 (1,0,0) ← 1A1 (0,0,0) and Ã1B2 (1,1,0) ← 1A1 (0,0,0) transitions. The dispersed fluorescence from the Ã1B2 (0,1,2) and Ã1B2 (1,0,0) levels were combined with previous results to produce an improved set of vibrational parameters for the 1A1 state. The optical Stark effect in the Ã1B2 (0,1,2) ← 1A1 (0,0,0) and Ã1B2 (1,0,0) ← 1A1 (0,0,0) bands were recorded and combined with earlier results for Ã1B2 (1,1,0) ← 1A1 (0,0,0) to determine the permanent electric dipole moment for these states. The origin and harmonic vibrational constants for the Ã1B2 state are determined to be: T000 = 17 593(5) cm−1, ω1 = 876(3) cm−1, ω2 = 184(1) cm−1, and ω3 = 316(2) cm−1. A normal coordinate analysis was performed and Franck–Condon factors calculated.

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